Shewanella avicenniae FJAT 51800

Shewanella avicenniae FJAT 51800 is characterized by the presence of flagella, which may contribute to its motility and ability to inhabit various aquatic environments. This strain features a single replicon, indicating a streamlined genomic structure that may be advantageous for its adaptability and efficiency in metabolic processes. The genomic data for Shewanella avicenniae FJAT 51800 is cataloged under the accession CP071503.1, which provides a basis for further genomic and functional analyses. As a member of the Shewanella genus, this bacterium is likely to exhibit versatile metabolic capabilities, including the reduction of metals and the degradation of organic compounds, which are critical traits for ecological interactions, particularly in sediment environments. The presence of flagella suggests that Shewanella avicenniae FJAT 51800 can navigate through its environment, allowing it to exploit nutrient sources and engage in interactions with other microorganisms. This motility may facilitate its role in biogeochemical cycles, such as the cycling of carbon and sulfur, which is essential in aquatic ecosystems. Overall, these traits highlight the ecological significance of Shewanella avicenniae FJAT 51800 in its natural habitat, where it may contribute to nutrient recycling and the maintenance of microbial community dynamics.